Selfrunning Free Energy devices up to 5 KW from Tariel Kapanadze

[JuJu]

hi forest, can you explain that better? or make a simple diagram please?

hmm...just use transformar + diode bridge and make close loop circuit feeding 20W from output to input

[JuJu]

this will take all the doubts, now you dont have the excuse of the DMM... and the results match perfectly with the DMM readings! so my multimeter is reading pulsed DC very accurate!

i only experimented the 25W bulb,  because the analogic DC current meter is only 50mA maximum! it shows near 48miliAmps current draw! i used to have one of 5 amps, but it crashed in my floor and broked sometime ago!

and now what will be the excuse?

i know i know.. im a pain in the arse! 

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PS: have not used the resistance in the pics!

[woopy]

Hi all

today i tried different groundings

And sometimes when the ground is not so good , the current draw goes down and the light also.

but you can clearly hear arcing noise under the metal plate. And effectively it burns under the plate, as per JLN,

than i tried to pull out of earth one of the ground rod and leave it flat on the grass, And it burns also very strongly. Be carefull in dry aera it could burn your house.

Anyway something happens under the plate.

good luck and be very carefull

Laurent

[grizli]

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ok, i guess i am the troll here! 

so you proved its possible that i can be wrong, but i will get a clamp meter.. and show you that i am not!

thank you for everything xeno!

anyways, as it is half way rectify, the voltage is CORRECT, and the current in theory should be half!

so i proved my point, this bulbs will light up with much less energy that the one they are rated for!

hugs

Sorry, I do not understand, do you want to prove OU, or you just want to prove that light bulb can be turn on with very LOW wattage in general ?

[JuJu]

thats what i have just proved... that a light bulb will be quite bright (just as the KAPAGEN load show) with 10% of is rated input!

there's is not any OU in the KAPAGEN setup...

10 bulbs onload using the KAPAGEN, will not light my room as good as compared with only 2 lamps connected to the grid!

so i think the output is even less that the input, because there are losses in heat, conductivity, etc

but im open to proof, anyone?

PS: see my previous post, measuring current with an analogic DC current meter!

Sorry, I do not understand, do you want to prove OU, or you just want to prove that light bulb can be turn on with very LOW wattage in general ?